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Sea surface temperature anomalies for the week centred on July 4, 2018. (CPC.ncep.noaa.gov)

Forecaster sees 65 per cent chance of El Nino emerging in fall

By GFM Network News, Reuters July 15, 2018

Reuters — Chances of the emergence of the El Nino weather pattern have increased to 65 per cent during the fall and 70 per cent during winter 2018-19, a U.S. government weather forecaster said on Thursday. The last El Nino, a pattern that brings a warming of ocean surface temperatures in the eastern and central

Crops, Weather

Prairie winter wheat conditions uncertain

By Ashley Robinson - MarketsFarm, GFM Network News April 3, 2018

CNS Canada — While it’s too early to assess how the western Canada winter wheat crop fared this winter, there is some uncertainty due to unseasonably cold April temperatures. “We start losing cold tolerance, especially in March and going into April now. And that’s when you need to monitor temperatures or for (the crop) to

Other, Weather

What does spring have in store for us?

If a long-range outlook covers a huge area, some place is likely to get that weather

By Daniel Bezte March 27, 2018

By an overwhelming amount, the No. 1 question I have had over the last couple of weeks is: What will the spring be like? While I usually wait until the end of the month to do the look-ahead forecast, I will use this article to go through each of the medium- and long-range forecasters to

Crops, Markets

ICE weekly outlook: Canola consolidates as crush margins deteriorate

By Dave Sims, GFM Network News July 19, 2017

CNS Canada — Participants in the canola market have their rain gauges out this week to see if heat-blasted sections of the Prairies get enough moisture to help the beleaguered crop. “Many pockets of Western Canada are in desperate need of rain so that’s the feature right now,” said Keith Ferley of RBC Dominion Securities

Mean May monthly temperatures for Winnipeg, 1939 to 2016

Weather

A historical look at May’s warmth and summer heat

Upper lows we’ve seen so far this year haven’t tapped into as much cold weather

By Daniel Bezte June 15, 2016

I guess the first thing I need to update is the precipitation totals for May, as the expected late-May/early-June storm system brought some significant rainfall totals across our region. The Winnipeg region ended up coming in about 15 mm above average and the Brandon region came in right around average, while the region around Dauphin

Weather, Weather Vane

Forecast: An unsettled long weekend en route

By Daniel Bezte May 20, 2016

After a pretty chilly weekend it looks like summer is going to try and move back in during this forecast period, with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures expected. This forecast period will begin with an area of high pressure building to our southeast and an area of low pressure over far Western Canada. Together,

Weather, Weather Vane

Forecast: Overall pattern remains the same

Issued Feb. 15, 2016, covering the period from Feb. 17, 2016 to Feb. 24, 2016

By Daniel Bezte February 18, 2016

It doesn’t look like the weather pattern we’ve been in for the last month or so is going to change any time soon. Here is the big picture of what is going on. To our west, there has been a fairly persistent area of low pressure off the coast that has been drifting north and

Canola west of Pathlow in northeastern Saskatchewan on July 27, 2015. (Dave Bedard photo)

Crops, Weather

Cooler temperatures, precipitation in store for Prairies

By GFM Network News, Jade Markus August 14, 2015

CNS Canada — Alberta crops could be put at risk during the last week of September due to cooler weather, but for the most part, a U.S. meteorologist expects average to slightly above-average temperatures for the Prairies during harvest. Farmers will need to monitor temperatures during the last 10 days of September, as there will

Weather, Weather Vane

Mix of sun and scattered thundershowers

Issued: Monday, June 22, 2015 – Covering: June 24 – July 1, 2015

By Daniel Bezte June 25, 2015

This forecast period is starting off much like the last one. The general flow of the atmosphere is fairly zonal, which means a strong west-to-east flow. Sometimes it’s coming a little out of the northwest, which results in slightly cooler conditions, and sometimes it veers a little southwest, which means warmer weather. The trouble is,

Canola at the cotyledon stage. (Photo courtesy Canola Council of Canada)

Crops, Weather

Cold, snowfall not likely to hurt Alta. crops

By GFM Network News, Terryn Shiells May 11, 2015

CNS Canada — Cold temperatures that brought some snow and frost to some parts of Alberta overnight won’t likely cause much damage to crops. “Most of our crops aren’t up yet; there’s been a fair bit of seeding going on, but I haven’t seen any emerged crops yet. So, it’s pretty much a non-issue at

Daily Network News

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Forecaster sees 65 per cent chance of El Nino emerging in fall

Prairie winter wheat conditions uncertain

What does spring have in store for us?

ICE weekly outlook: Canola consolidates as crush margins deteriorate

A historical look at May’s warmth and summer heat

Forecast: An unsettled long weekend en route

Forecast: Overall pattern remains the same

Cooler temperatures, precipitation in store for Prairies

Mix of sun and scattered thundershowers

Cold, snowfall not likely to hurt Alta. crops

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